Nasser and Khrushchev Confer as Beirut Paratroops Land
Nasser and Khrushchev met in Moscow amid a worsening Middle East crisis. UPI reports U S paratroopers landed in Beirut with Marines totaling 5 400 and 10 000 British troops were landing in Jordan. King Hussein said he was ready to act to free Iraq as pro Nasser forces seized control Monday.
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U.S
Beirut
Jordan King
Iraq
Lebanon
UPI
Gamal Abdel Nasser
United Arab Republic of Syria
Egypt
Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
Middle East
Damascus Radio
Russia
Jordan
Hussein
UPI Tele
Gamal Abdel -Nasser
United Arab Republic
United States Army
Turkey
Amman
Cyprus
Aqaba
Llewellyn Thompson
United Nations
Bank Robbery In Cleveland Nets $70000 In Loot
Three masked bandits forced open a Society for Savings Bank safe in Cleveland and escaped with about 70000 dollars. They bound a teller and an employee, then fled in the manager’s car, which was later found abandoned. FBI and police led a wide manhunt with fingerprint checks of the crime scene and vehicle.
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Cleveland
UPI
The
Society For Savings Bank
Amy Mayer
Richard Taylor
FBI
FBI Waskjet
Joe Moscow
Posit Insurance Corp. Moscow
Nasser
Elyrian Sees US Beirut Role Stay Despite Risks
Elyria native George Abookire, a businessman and former Medical Corpsman, argues the United States must keep troops in Lebanon until a strong UN police force is in place. He warns an atomic war could follow a U.S. withdrawal and notes Lebanon’s loyal Western stance, reflecting on his WWII Arabic skills and Beirut connections.
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United States
Russia
Soviet Union
Elyria
Middle East
George Abookire
Supreme Hardware Store
15Th St
Lebanon
Life Magazine
Abookire
Life
Crisis in Middle East Dominates Global Cart
United States and Britain mobilize airlift and paratroop operations amid rising tensions. Khrushchev and Nasser confer in Moscow as U S Marines deploy from Turkey and Jordan readies further action. Protests erupt at the U N while Shiite and Iraqi flashpoints intensify regional unease.
Weather Wortheast Ohio Forecast
Northeast Ohio shows cloudy skies with slight warming and light rain possible today. Highs around 82 to 87, tonight 65 to 70, scattered showers tonight and again Saturday with a mix of sun and clouds later in the five day outlook.
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Wortheast
Ohio
Lake Erie
McClellan Warns of Hard Labor Laws Against Racket
Senate Rackets Committee chair John L. McClellan said hard legislation may follow if the underworld remains in labor movements. He cited mob influence in Chicago restaurant unions and doorways used to extort operators. The hearings also disclosed attempts to recruit famed lawyers as labor counsel and coerced unionization with little benefit to workers.
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Washington
UPI
John L. McClellan
Senate Rackets Committee
Arkansas Democrat
McClellan
Chicago
al Capone
Underworld
Chicago Restaurant Association
East German Communists Back New Iraqi Government
East German Communist officials recognize the Rebel Iraqi government after aligning with allied Communist powers including Russia and China. The move mirrors actions by Hungary and other states as the new regime seeks legitimacy on the world stage.
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Berlin
UPI
Russia
China
Hungarty
Anglo American talks on Mideast strategy expected today
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles and British Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd were to wrap up crucial Middle East discussions. They aimed to coordinate Anglo American strategy to curb Nasserism while the United States accused Russia and the United Arab Republic of inflaming Arab opinion against Washington. Cairo reports say the United Arab Republic seeks recognition from friendly nations for the Iraqi rebel government to bolster the revolution.
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Ashington
John Foster Dulles
Selwyn Lloyd
Middle East
U.S
Russia
United Arab Republic
United States
Cairo
Anglo-U.S. chiefs map strategy in Middle East talks
Washington reports Secretary of State Dulles and British Foreign Secretary Lloyd leading new Anglo American discussions on Lebanon and Jordan crisis. The cabinet review noted the Middle East tensions as U.S. and British troops back pro Western regimes amid Soviet influence. McElroy and top military officials joined the talks.
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Dulles
White House
James C. Hagerty
Nathan F. Twining
Joint Chiefs of Staff
U.S
Iraq
Hagerty
Iroq
Lloyd
Neil H. McElroy
Argentina May Ration Gasoline
The Argentine government considers possible gasoline rationing due to the Middle East crisis. Argentina relies heavily on imports from the Middle East for oil and gasoline supplies, creating concern over fuel availability.
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Argentina
Buenos Atres
CUPD
Middle East
Speeding-car birth shocks Elyria family
Mrs. Tallie Moon delivered a baby girl in a moving car for the second time last night near Murray Ridge Road. The eight-pound, two-ounce infant was born as the car sped toward Elyria Memorial Hospital with police guiding the vehicle after the birth.
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Tallie Moon
Polf
Elyria Country Club
Robert Fada
Melvyn Lane
Ely Village
Murray Ridge Rd
William Hawkins
Fada
St. Joseph ‘Hospital
Lorain
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Elyria
Rt .113
West River SL
Hawking
Russians Stone U.S. Embassy in Moscow Protests
Demonstrators in Moscow attacked the U S Embassy tearing windows and throwing ink. Police protected the building as crowds in several cities voiced anger at Anglo American actions in the Middle East. Across the globe protests followed in Calcutta Buenos Aires Tokyo Seoul Rome Damascus and elsewhere.
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Calcutta
Buenos Aires
U.S
Tokyo
New China
Peiping
Red China
Seoul
Middle East
Rome
Italy
Damascus
Thursaday
Eisenhower
New Elyria Firm Forms Air Heater Sales Unit
A newly organized firm establishes headquarters in Elyria to market air heater sales engineering. The page notes various community items including school levies in Columbia and Keystone districts and local civic recognitions, with regional notices covering courts, editorials, and entertainment.
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Elyria
Berlin Heights
Betty Minman
New Citizen
Amherst
Abby Q
Larash
Chertin
Hilites
Steen
Wellington
Second Victim Of Crash Dies Near Hanging Rock
Ronton Ohio UPI reports Warnie Buelmer age 58 of Mansfield died Thursday night from a fractured skull, becoming the second fatality in a struck car collision on U S 152 near Hanging Rock Wednesday. His wife Nannie 55 was killed instantly. five other persons including state employees were injured when Buckner's car slid into the state Highway Department truck they were riding in.
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Ronton, O
UPI
Warnie Buelmer
Mansfield
Hanging Rock
Hns
Nannie
U. S. 152
Anl
Buckner
State Highway Department
Four-Day Jail For Bicycle Red Light Fine Evasion
Manuel Fernandez of Oakland receives four days in jail for failing to pay a $20 fine imposed Thursday after he ran a red light on a bicycle.
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Oakland
Calif
Mamuel Fernandez
Prices Hit New Peak In June Rise
NEW YORK UPI consumer prices reached a new all time high in June after a pause in May marking the 26th straight monthly increase. The NI C B index rose 0 2 per cent to 107 5 per cent of the 1958 average with a 2 9 per cent year over year gain driven by higher meals used cars and transportation costs.
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New York
UPI
National Industrial Conference Board
Union Rejects Timken Offer
Negotiations between Timken Roller Rearing Co and the AFL-CIO United Steelworkers stalled after Thursday talks. The current contract expires at midnight, and the union rejected a company proposal that included a compulsory retirement clause.
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Canton
UPI
Timken Roller Rearing Co
Afl-Cio
United Steelworkers
John § Johns
District Steelworker
No alimony for money-minded wife under Kentucky ruling
A Kentucky Court of Appeals decision holds that a woman cannot obtain alimony by marrying for money and failing to fulfill promised obligations. The Chronicle-Telegram notes classified ads offer practical solutions, urging readers to use CT Want Ads for help, sales, and services. An Elyria Lorain ad seeks a 6x9 rug, signaling local classified activity.
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Kentucky Court of Appeals
Chronicle - Telegram
C-T
Elyria
Lorain
Thayer
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